Checks if arduino-cli is available on your system and provides OS-specific installation instructions when it's missing.
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"Arduino" matching MCP tools:
- Check that arduino-cli is installed and display its version to verify the toolchain before compiling or uploading sketches.Apache 2.0
- Verify arduino-cli availability and return OS-specific installation instructions if it is missing.MIT
- List installed Arduino cores and platform packages to see which board platforms are available, such as arduino:avr or arduino:mbed_portenta.Apache 2.0
- Scans USB and serial ports for Arduino-compatible boards, infers FQBN candidates, and prepares compile and upload commands.MIT
- List available serial ports and detect connected Arduino boards with metadata. Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux.MIT
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- FlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceA local stdio MCP server wrapping arduino-cli to let agents detect boards, manage cores/libraries, compile and upload sketches, and communicate over serial, enabling hardware control without shell gymnastics.17-
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- Install and configure arduino-cli on your system using package managers, then verify the CLI path is ready for Arduino workflows.MITDestructive
- Verifies the required Arduino core for a board FQBN is installed and installs it automatically when missing, using arduino-cli core install.MITDestructive
- Retrieve detailed Arduino board metadata by providing a specific FQBN, enabling informed decisions for compilation and upload workflows.MIT
- Lists Arduino boards and serial ports detected by arduino-cli for identification.MIT
- Checks if the required Arduino core is installed for a board FQBN and auto-installs it if missing using arduino-cli.MITDestructive
- Automatically installs Arduino CLI for your operating system using available package managers, then verifies and configures the CLI path.MITDestructive
- Retrieve a list of supported Arduino boards from the local index, with optional filtering by name or FQBN.MIT
- List connected Arduino boards and serial ports detected by arduino-cli to determine available hardware for compilation and upload tasks.MIT
- Find available Arduino boards from your local arduino-cli index. Optionally filter by name or FQBN to identify installable boards.MIT
- Install Arduino core or platform by ID (example: arduino:avr) to enable board support for compiling and uploading sketches.Apache 2.0
- Compile an Arduino sketch for a specified board by providing the sketch path and FQBN, with optional clean build, warnings, and binary export.MITDestructive
- Compile an Arduino sketch using a specific board FQBN. Configure build options like cleaning cache, exporting binaries, and auto-installing missing cores.MITDestructive
- Detect connected Arduino-compatible boards, infer their FQBN candidates, and receive ready-to-use compile/upload commands for your next build.MIT
- Install one or more Arduino libraries by name from Library Manager. Specify library names to add them to your Arduino environment.Apache 2.0
- Identify all serial ports detected by arduino-cli, such as USB adapters and Arduino boards, to help select the correct port for uploads and serial communication.Apache 2.0